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I ran across a hanging picture from 1997, a good year,
With candid photos of the Rhythm Aces on there,
From Silver Dollar City championship clogging competition,
Where we all competed and put on quite an exhibition. Continue reading
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The Rhythm Aces were quite a competition clog team ,
With lots of older adult energy like you’ve never seen.
All the members are still out there with big smiling faces.
Here’s a memoir or two that I saved for their good graces. Continue reading
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The Rhythm Aces clog team always had so much friendly fun,
We were one big happy family clogging together on the run.
But we also played together sometimes getting a little bit wild,
Often releasing all our inhibitions together like a young child. Continue reading
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Here’s just a few Billericks with Rhythm Aces starring,
We got along so good dancing together never sparring.
I do these by writing whatever pops right into my head,
I will preserve these memories until the day I’m dead. Continue reading
During the period from 1986 through 1996, we clogged as a family,
We all loved to clog and got in to national competition so happily,
Although we did it for pure family fun and enjoyment on the way,
We did win a hundred or so competition trophies in those days. Continue reading
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“Rolling With The Flow” sounds like it might be the thing to do.
This poem illustrates you can have more fun and make friends too,
If you break away from the norm and do your own fun thing,
With others who enjoy the same things that joy to you do bring. Continue reading
Fred And Paulette
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I spend a lot of time thinking about the good friends we had.
Reminiscing all the fun times we had and sometimes the bad,
This poem today presents my memories about Paulette and Fred,
It’s been a while since I’ve seen them so I hope they’re well read. Continue reading
Over the years from 1987 to 1997, we clog danced with four different clog exhibition teams giving both free and paid exhibition dances for the public. Many times, the only place they had for us to dance was in the street. So dancing in the street became a way of life for us on the week ends and after work. Here’s some of the streets we danced in. Continue reading
Occasionally, the Rhythm Aces went out on the town to celebrate our friendship. Here’s a short story about Short Creek. Continue reading